Is It Wrong to Let Vampires Cultivate Immortality?

[No CP + sand sculpture + strong female] Luo Yang, an ordinary vampire who has lived for more than two thousand years, was suddenly summoned to another world on an ordinary day when he was diligently learning modern knowledge and hiding his identity. Looking at the particularly familiar scenery in front of her and the strange figure flying in the sky, Luo Yang thought for a moment and came to the conclusion that she might be dreaming and not waking up. However, after sleeping on the floor and waking up again, she was brought back to the sect by the passing disciples of the Xian family. Luo Yang, who had become a genius in cultivating immortals inexplicably, was surrounded by the elders and chanted sutras. She felt particularly confused: Putting aside why things turned out like this, she was a vampire? Is there something wrong in letting a vampire practice immortality? But let's make peace with it now. Since she doesn't have to worry about lifespan or being unable to defeat others, it doesn't matter what she cultivates, right? If that's the case... Then she has to be a top-notch chef! (This book is also known as "The Strongest Vampire Who Doesn't Want to Be a Cook is Not a Good Vampire", "What Are You Looking at? I've Never Seen a Chef Who Can't Cook" and "The Most Powerful Magic Pan")